Most people who own crypto own it the same way: a handful of assets bought at different moments, spread across one or two exchanges, drifting further from any plan every month. LunaVector exists to make that portfolio legible and to give it a rule to follow.
What LunaVector does
You connect the exchanges you already use with a trade-only API key. You pick a MarketVector index. Each month we compare your holdings to that index and prepare a rebalance proposal: a concrete list of buys and sells that would bring you back in line.
Then we stop. Nothing is sent to your exchange until you have read that proposal and approved it. You can edit lines, postpone, or reject it entirely.
What LunaVector deliberately does not do
- We never hold your assets. They stay in your own exchange account.
- We never request withdrawal permission, and the platform has no withdrawal function.
- We never trade on our own initiative — every transaction is one you approved.
- We do not give investment advice. The indexes are generic and identical for everyone who picks them.
That combination is unusual, and it is intentional. It keeps you in control and keeps our role narrow: calculation, presentation and transmission of what you already agreed to.